Unconscionable

In Volume III of the Rich Coleman Novels, Rich's son Ryan finally graduates from law school and is anxious to start practicing law. While in law school he met and fell in love with Amanda, a classmate who doesn't want to practice law but has her sights set on becoming a literary agent. When Ryan hears of this he remembers that his father had written a book about the murder of Martha Collins, his mothers aunt. He tells Amanda about the book and she is ecstatic with the prospect of it being her first placement. While Amanda schemes to get Rich's book published, Matt Coleman, petitions the court to overturn his conviction for bankruptcy fraud so he can get his law license back. Matt tries to help him as he wants Matt to begin a crusade against predatory mortgage lenders who are pillaging consumers all across the nation. The need to get Matt reinstated becomes more urgent when client comes in with a great case for the firm to prosecute and Rich lines up a mole in the loan servicers' organization who wants to help bring Reliable Mortgage Servicing down. During all this Matt, although convinced he'll never fall in love again after his first wife, Lynn, is murdered, strikes up a relationship with an escort named Candy. The relationship starts off as more of a friendship than anything but just when it seems to be blossoming into a love affair, Candy is kidnaped and Matt wonders if his second love will suffer the same fate as Lynn.

William Manchee is a consumer lawyer by trade and practices in Dallas with his son Jim. Originally from southern California, he lives now in Plano, Texas with his wife Janet. He is the author of the ten volume Stan Turner Mystery series inspired by many actual cases from his past. His other works include the Rich Coleman Novels, Death Pact, Plastic Gods, and coming in 2012, Unconscionable, set in the midst of the mortgage crisis of 2008. He is also the author of the nonfiction book Go Broke, Die Rich, Turning Around the Troubled Small Business.